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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 21, 1915

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 92, No. 52.

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During 1914 one aged sister made a profit of $1,087.60 selling magazines, and here is the key to her success:

“IT IS A PLEASURE TO ME”

So it can be to you

Winter Ailments

are sure to come with winter’s chilling blasts. Colds, la grippe, pneumonia, etc., will be prevalent. Now is the time to—

Introduce “Health and Temperance”

The November number is excellent for this purpose. People are planning their winter’s literature. You can help them. Many of our student agents have returned to school. One young lady says, “I sold one thousand copies of ‘Health and Temperance’ from house to house in ninety hours.” Over 65 cents per hour profit.

We Want a Representative

in every city and town to sell “Health and Temperance,” and will pay 60% commission.

Send today for descriptive circular of the splendid November number, and inclose ten cents for specimen copy; or better, to save time, order fifty copies for $2.00, or 20 copies for $1.00 and begin work.

Health and Temperance Washington, D. C.